[The use of a beta 2-mimetic agent (clenbuterol) in equine pregnancy disorders and obstetrics]
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[The use of a beta 2-mimetic agent (clenbuterol) in equine pregnancy disorders and obstetrics]
[Article in
German]
Tierarztl Prax.
1988.
Abstract
A clinical study about the effects of a beta 2-mimetic agent (Clenbuterol) in mares with pregnancy disorders or disorders during the periparturient period (n = 34) is reported. In general, a single dose of 0.3 mg Clenbuterol given i.v. induces sufficient tocolysis. Subsequent doses or follow-up treatment depend upon individual development during dystocia, indication of treatment and clinical preparturient status (dorsoflexio uteri ante partum, abortus imminens, preparturient labor pains).
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